This unique bass challenge will help you go from a beginner to competent bassist in 21 days

Using the T-G-E Framework, you’ll be able to jam with your friends or family faster than 98% of other bassists - WITHOUT spending hours trawling through confusing YouTube videos, doing boring exercises or getting “stuck” and becoming an “endless beginner”

The 21-Day Beginner Bass Challenge

21 bite-sized lessons designed to improve your bass playing - FAST
The powerful 'T-G-E Framework' that virtually guarantees you'll avoid the 'YouTube Hamster Wheel' trap
Gain the confidence to start making real music with real people
Daily 'challenge tasks' to ensure you follow through
7 Free Bonuses (7 Killer Day-1 Bass Lines, hours of custom practice tracks, tabs & notation for every bass line and exercise, The 'Small Hands' Action Plan, The Beginner Bass 'Primer', The Key Certainty Technique and The 'Four-Inch Ruler' Rhythm Bootcamp

Only $29 Today

(Total Value $131)

What Is The 21-Day Beginner Bassist Challenge?

The 21-Day Beginner Bass Challenge is designed to take an absolute day-1 bass beginner and give you the skills to become the kind of bassist who’s confident making music and jamming with other musicians.

Over the next 21 days, you will learn how to:

Play with a rock-solid, immovable groove so every bass line you play feels amazing
Start playing by ear, so you can stop relying on questionable tab sites (or other musicians) to learn your bass lines
Play for hours on end - pain-free - and start nailing some of your ‘bucket list’ bass lines
Play for hours on end - pain-free - and start nailing some of your ‘bucket list’ bass lines

Without:

Forcing you to learn entire textbooks of dry music theory
Requiring you to do dull, boring exercises (when you really just want to play…)
Confusing you with endless jargon
Leaving you ‘tear-your-hair-out’ frustrated and ready to quit

Using the T-G-E Framework, you can eliminate all the confusion and frustration that comes from trying to teach yourself through random, disconnected YouTube videos and actually start moving beyond the beginner stage.

This isn’t the kind of thing where you get dumped into a sea of unending lessons with an Everest-like learning curve and no real pathway to improving (unless you already know how to play…)

The 21-Day Beginner Bass Challenge is easily digestible, with a clear action step for every single day - action steps that actually work - and made for actual beginners.

Lisa B.

Beginner Bass Challenge Graduate

Now I know how to mute properly…It is the single most important thing I learned and a major reason I took this course. I also learned how to figure out the key of a song and how to find the groove better…I am just about ready to try out playing in a blues band. This is a big step for me.

Ruth K.

Beginner Bass Challenge Graduate

[Before the challenge], I didn’t even know the basics as I was never taught. Just showed fifths. No groove, no muting...Now I can play different riffs and fills, understand 12 bar blues, know how to use my fingers on both hands…I wish it had been around for me years ago when I was starting out.

Joe R.

Beginner Bass Challenge Graduate

I told my 22 year old grandson who is a beginner he NEEDS to take THIS course as it was excellent, understandable and not intimidating. Also told a highly skilled bass player and friend with at least 30 years experience that this course was the best!

The 21-Day Beginner Bass Challenge Is A SHORTCUT

When most beginning bassists start their journey, they are magnetically pulled to the wealth of knowledge available through bass lessons and videos on YouTube.

On the surface, it makes sense - there’s so much ‘stuff’ just waiting for you to be discovered.

But really, what most beginner’s find is that they find themselves on the YouTube Hamster Wheel, watching lesson after lesson, but not actually making progress.

Then they end up saying things like:

“I’ve just been watching YouTube videos to try and learn, but I feel like it’s just one step forward, two steps back. Frustrating.”

“…so when youtube guys say "mess around in C" I know what they mean, but I don't have a map as to what lessons make sense.”

“There are lots of cool things to learn from YouTube, but it’s overwhelming to figure out what to do next.”

But after decades of playing professionally, then decades of teaching 2,862 beginning bassists, I figured out the few things that really mattered when it came to improving on bass.

Now, you can use the T-G-E Framework I developed through those years of trial-and-error to finally make meaningful progress on bass - fast.

Here’s how it works:

Here's What You'll Learn In The 21-Day Beginner Bass Challenge

Instead of jumping from random video to random video, the Challenge lays out exactly what to do day-by-day and step-by-step, so you never have to wonder what you need to do to get better.

Here's everything we'll cover in the challenge:

Day 1 - How to use the A.B.M. Method to play great bass lines from day 1

Day 2 - How to use your plucking hand to craft a great tone using your current gear (and without needing to spend thousands on new stuff)

Day 3 - How to use M.V.P. concept to stop your bass buzzing like a chainsaw (without brute-forcing your fretting hand)

Day 4 - The ‘Natural Positioning Principle’ that lets you play for hours on end - pain free

Day 5 - The ‘weirdo’ solution to flying fingers (so you can play 2 or even 3 times faster)

Day 6 - How to master your single MOST important job as a bassist (and start creating your own bass lines at the same time)

Day 7 - The crucial (but often overlooked) ingredient that can make or break how your bass line FEELS (get this right, and musicians will fall over themselves to play with you)

Day 8 - How to start developing a rock solid sense of time; strong enough that entire bands will rely on you for the tempo

Day 9 - The deceptively simple rhythmic exercise that turns you into a MASTER of groove

Day 10 - Why you absolutely CAN learn to play by ear (even if you don’t have ‘good’ ears)

Day 11 - The four mission critical patterns that make hearing (and creating) bass lines infinitely easier

Day 12 - The single most USEFUL piece of musical knowledge you can use to start creating your own ‘expanded’ bass lines

Day 13 - The quickest and easiest way to instantly figure the key of any song

Day 14 - Two ‘High-Tech’ methods of banishing tabs and YouTube tutorials for good and finally deciphering bass lines for yourself

Day 15 - The absolute BEST, most ‘jammable’ genre to learn so you can start jamming with other musicians today

Days 16 and 17 - How to inject even more variety into your bass lines and create truly captivating bass lines

Day 18 - The easy way to get BEYOND roots, 3rds and 5ths in your bass lines so you can stop playing the same old things all the time

Day 19 - The '3-fret rule' that Paul McCartney and Carol Kaye use to create simple, but ultra-catchy bass lines

Day 20 - Three ready to use ‘plug-and-play’ bass fills/runs that are guaranteed to impress (and make your bass lines even MORE interesting)

Day 21 - How to create your own personalized practice routine so you can KEEP improving long after you’ve completed the challenge

Beginner Bass Bonuses

To make sure you never get stuck and to guarantee you get the most out of the challenge, you’ll also get access to these essential beginner bass bonuses:

BONUS #1 - 7 Killer Bass Lines That I Guarantee You Can Play With ZERO Experience As A Day-1 Beginner VALUE: $17

BONUS #2 - Hours of custom-made bass-specific practice tracks

BONUS #3 - tabs and notation for every day of the challenge VALUE: $27

BONUS #4 - Your Day-1 Beginner Bass Primer to make sure you’re ‘up to speed’ on crucial terms and can hit the ground running from the start VALUE: $17

BONUS #5 - The Key Certainty Technique that scientifically guarantees you figure out the right key every time VALUE: $17

BONUS #6 - What to do if you have small hands or hands that don’t ‘stretch’ the way a younger person’s hands do VALUE: $17

BONUS #7 - The ‘Four-Inch Ruler’ Rhythm Bootcamp: The No-Nonsense Guide To Rhythm As A Bassist VALUE: $7

ONLY $29

Usually ($131) 77% OFF

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Avoid This Beginner Bassist Trap At ALL Costs…

As a beginner, simply watching the videos that YouTube recommends often means that there are HUGE gaps in your knowledge (or you try to tackle more advanced things that you may not yet be ready for…)

It’s no use:

Tackling 16th note slap odysseys if you can’t find beat 1
Trying to master bass harmonics if you can’t make a simple bass line groove
Learning the details of music theory if you don’t know how to physically play the bass

Now that’s not to say that any of the ‘fancy’ things aren’t important - they are!

But learning things in an order that doesn’t make sense is the reason that so many beginners get stuck on that YouTube Hamster Wheel.

And once you’re on that hamster wheel, your progress will be slow.

Almost glacial…

Because for every new thing you try to learn, you also have to learn 3 OTHER things so you can do the first thing you wanted.

That’s why it ends up feeling like one step forward and two (or three or four) steps back.

The YouTube Hamster Wheel in action...

You’ll likely end up ‘skipping ahead’ to ideas, techniques and concepts that you’re simply not ready for yet (which is a recipe for dissatisfaction and frustration)

You’ll easily forget things that you’ve learned, so even if you ‘know’ a lot, you still end up sounding like it’s your first day playing bass.

And what happens if you spend any length of time on the YouTube Hamster Wheel?

You end up confused, overwhelmed, and for some - even thinking of quitting, like this student:

“I started in all energetic and enthusiastic…but I've just quit playing and am very sad about that. I've forgotten most of what I had learned and practiced so hard to accomplish.”

This is why the YouTube Hamster Wheel is a TRAP and one that must be avoided at all costs.

Thankfully, there’s an easy way to sidestep the Hamster Wheel completely.

How To Be Confident Jamming With Other Musicians

(Even if they have WAY more experience than you do...)

The opposite of the endless, disconnected random tutorials is simple:

Having a path to follow.

Once you know what to work on (and the order to learn things), it becomes relatively easy to get off the YouTube Hamster Wheel.

Then, instead of putting in MORE effort, you could actually put in less, and make way more improvements in your playing.

And if you do that, you’ll be less frustrated, you’ll have more fun, you won’t be spending hours working on things that lead nowhere and leave you overwhelmed and confused.

You can actually get good enough that the thought of jamming with other people, like your friends or family doesn’t seem so far-fetched anymore.

In fact, the thought of it starts to become exciting to you.

Then you’ll wonder:

“Why didn’t I do this months earlier? YEARS earlier?”

When you have the proper guidance that the T-G-E Framework can give you, so many cool things can start happening.

Your confidence lifts and confusion starts melting away (because you’re not being sent down more and more YouTube rabbit holes)
Your hands start doing what you want them to (sometimes without even thinking about it)
You can start to truly groove and make the music feel good (whether you’re playing along with recordings or with other musicians)
You can even start to pick out bass lines by ear (even if you don’t think you have ‘good’ ears)

And what does that mean for you and what you can do? Well you then have the option to do things like:

Play bass at your church on Sundays
Play along with your favorite recordings
Turn 'pro' and start doing legit paid gigs
Be the bassist for a community ukulele band
Create your own bass lines for original songs
Go to an open jam session and 'hold your own'

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